ForEverAfter
Ex-Bluelighter
(DXM; Datura; Psilocybin; LSA; Alcohol; Cannabis / Various) "This Sunny Day" ... "Thi
9:00 am
Wake up on the couch, with a hangover. Somebody's knocking on the door. It's becoming increasingly difficult to know how to react to a visitor. Either the sherrif coming to take my possessions, in which case I need to be very still and not make a noise. Or a courier delivering some illegal drugs, that I have to sign for. If I don't sign for it: I'll have to go pick it up at the post office in a couple of days, with ID. Then again, if it's the sherrif and I open the door. The house is fucked. Clearly a junky hovel. The scales are still out from last night. There's an ounce of weed on the coffee table. And another half ounce in the cabinet. Bucket bong beside the couch. Empty bottles of beer and whiskey. Datura seeds. Amanita Muscaria caps. Psilocybin mushrooms. Pornography.
I get up, without making a noise. Sneak over to the window and try to peer out. I move my red velvet curtain out of the way. So slowly that I'm not even sure it's moving. There's nobody out there. I take a deep breath and open the door. My front lawn, illuminated by sunlight. Vacant. No sherrif. No courier. My head feels like a pile of shit. Time to get the day started.
Ask myself the same question I ask every time I wake up after a hard night's drink. Why. There are so many drugs available to me, so why drink. At the same time, it depresses me that I don't have a beer left over. If I did, I'd be drinking it already.
I sit down at the computer and it dawns on me. There's a bottle of cough syrup in the fridge. It's been in there for over a month. Waiting for me. I forgot about it.
My sweet dextromethorphan.
I grab the little blue box, and open it up. A third of a bottle. Not enough. Got to go down to the fucking pharmacy. I put on my headphones. They hold my hair in place. My crazy hair. When people say they have a mohawk, you imagine it being well manicured. I shaved the back of my head with an electric razor and no mirror. There is a tuft of long hair sticking out the top of my head. I don't brush it or wash it a lot of the time. I'm thirty years old and my hair isn't that thick. It looks fucking weird. Sticking out in different directions. I look like a fucking lunatic sometimes. Particularly when I'm stumbling down the street, drinking straight whiskey and singing at the top of my voice. Usually I cover up with a classy hat. Today, I couldn't be fucked; today, I blast "Disraeli Gears".
10:00 am
I sit down at the tram stop. Haven't changed my clothes for a couple of days now. Smell like a hobo again. There's this Asian chick beside me. Nice ass. Her jeans wrap around her cheeks. I realize I'm looking straight at her cunt. It's been too long. I'm becoming an animal.
The dextromethorphan allows me to witness my self loathing from an exterior perspective. I see myself, suffering. I see myself, staring into the denim canyon. Indifferent. I smoke a joint. The smoke is hard on my infected lungs. I cough up some phlegm, spitting it onto the road. The Asian girl with the nice ass, she thinks I'm disgusting. And maybe I am. So be it.
As I'm appproaching the pharmacy, I start to get into character. Start behaving like a normal person. Walking in a straight line. Normal. Straight. I take a deep breath. Glance idly at various products as I walk through the store. Got to be careful not to charge straight for the DXM products, like I know exactly where they are. Normal people don't buy cough syrup that frequently. And I look, and smell, like a fucking lunatic.
I'm not concerned about being seen as a junky. I should point that out. I don't give a fuck what the silly bitch behind the pharmacy counter, with her inch-thick makeup, thinks of me. I'd walk in a fucking pride parade for drugs if there was such a thing. When pharmacy staff ask me if I've had the medicine before, I'd love to tell them that I drink it on a semi-regular basis. I have no shame. The only reason I pretend is: I want the fucking drugs.
She says, "You had this before?"
I just look at her. And nod.
Miss the tram going back towards the city. Figure I might as well walk. It's only three stops. The sun is out today. I don't know why people chose to live in cold climates. It doesn't make sense to me. The winter is harsher every year, it seems. There are people in the world who live in horrible conditions. People whose houses burn down every three or four decades. They continually rebuild structures where structures should not be built. Earthquakes.
And the cold.
Melbourne is so cold when you're poor.
I guess maybe that's it. The older I get, the more independent I become. The less reliant I am on my family's considerable wealth. The winters aren't getting harsher. They're just getting more expensive. Life is difficult. I work hard and I suffer a lot. I often don't have much to eat, or much sleep. So I love the sun. It means so much to me. This sunny day.
I walk down the street drinking from my bottle of cough syrup. I can feel it, thick on my teeth. People give me strange looks; cough syrup bottles are clearly medicinal. They are not to be confused with soft drink bottles or beer bottles. They're designed this way. So, when you see someone walking down the street drinking from one, you know. Even if you aren't aware of the fact that there are inebriants available from pharmacies. You know. Everybody who sees me knows. That I'm taking some kind of semi-legal drug, blatantly.
It's a similar feeling to walking down the street with a bottle of whiskey against your lips; in both situations, I make an effort to exercise freedoms I believe we all deserve. These are my pride parades. Me, stumbling down the street.
Drunk.
High.
Dissociated.
And damn proud.
11:00 am
All three of my cats came up to me when I arrive back home. Each one from a different bush, or fence. As soon as I step foot on my property, they each make a small noise and begin their approach. Followed me into the backyard, where I twist my ankle and fall onto the concrete. I lay there for a while, with the numb pain in my leg and the sun on the back of my head. My cats, scurrying about around me. It's the first time I'd been outside for a prolonged period of time, in weeks; for no reason, just breathing the air and being warmed by the sun.
I move, and lie down underneath the clothesline. On the fresh cut grass. The green clothesline wire divides the sky into parallelograms. Blue and white parallelograms.
A cloud comic strip.
The earth feels amazing against my spine. Grass is better than any mattress. The contours of this beautiful planet lock together with my hunched shoulder blades like a jigsaw puzzle.
I close my eyes. The sun against my face.
1:00 pm
There's this weird feeling you get on dissociatives. It used to freak me out. Now I know what it is. There is no difference between my hair and my brain. Hair always seemed strange to me. It's dead. Your hair is dead. Some of your skin is dead, too. But it's still you. Constantly living and dying. The universe is comprised of my hair and my brain cells.
Upon writing this, I experience extreme euphoria. It is my first full-blown sensory Amanita flashback. You know that feeling when you suddenly remember a huge chunk of your dream in vivid detail? Most of the time I can't pinpoint the trigger. Same thing goes for flashbacks.
Ever since I started seriously dabbling in the Red mushroom, I've had these fragments of visions floating around in my head. Contemplating them, always. Sometimes I unravel hidden subconscious memories. Little flashbacks. But this. The Amanita euphoria. It comes back to me. Inifinite euphoria.
I feel like I'm on Amanita Muscaria now. I am twitching. I know what it is. The infinite euphoria. There is a mindset that is pure love. Everything is interchangable. All possibilities exist, thanks to infinity. This is why heaven exists. Heaven and hell are opposite walls in the infinite realm. The infinite euphoria. Heaven. It's a state of mind. I can travel between different versions of myself. I can conjure up depression. I can also conjure up extreme joy.
This is magic.
It is possible for me to settle into the version of myself that loves everything always and for ever.
Being happy is a decision, I am yet to make.
2:00 pm
My entire body is numb.
I eat 17 Datura Stramonium seeds.
There is very little information available regarding the combinative effects of dextromethorphan and datura.
I feel weird. Not sure how to describe it. None of the euphoria from earlier remains. I am distant. My brain is paying very little attention to the information being collected by my ears and eyes. I open a desk drawer and get out a bright blue whiteboard marker.
I write the word “DATURA” on my hand, in capital letters. I write it there to help me remember that I'm on a drug that causes you to forget. Just in case.
Lie down on the grass. The sun warm against my skin. The damp grass. The vast sky. My eyes are drawn to the sun. I look at it, just for a split second. It is magnificent. I close my eyes and curl up on the ground. The sound of the wind in the trees, screaming for the forest that was once here.
The sun is like infinity. We are so small compared to it. It is the constant. We are the variables.
My soul stretches out across time, unfolding itself towards infinity. I can hear the sound of hammers and cranes. Metal against metal against metal. Car engines. Tyres. Muffled voices. Birds. There is an enormous amount of light coming in through my left eyelid. I become paranoid that it is open slightly and that I'm staring directly at the sun. I walk inside. There are these burnt purple images of the sun floating around in my field of vision. I don't know if they're there because I'm hallucinating or because I was, indeed, looking at the sun.
“This Sunny Day”
(DXM Hbi ~ 450mg / Datura Stramonium ~ 17 seeds / Cannabis)
(DXM Hbi ~ 450mg / Datura Stramonium ~ 17 seeds / Cannabis)
9:00 am
Wake up on the couch, with a hangover. Somebody's knocking on the door. It's becoming increasingly difficult to know how to react to a visitor. Either the sherrif coming to take my possessions, in which case I need to be very still and not make a noise. Or a courier delivering some illegal drugs, that I have to sign for. If I don't sign for it: I'll have to go pick it up at the post office in a couple of days, with ID. Then again, if it's the sherrif and I open the door. The house is fucked. Clearly a junky hovel. The scales are still out from last night. There's an ounce of weed on the coffee table. And another half ounce in the cabinet. Bucket bong beside the couch. Empty bottles of beer and whiskey. Datura seeds. Amanita Muscaria caps. Psilocybin mushrooms. Pornography.
I get up, without making a noise. Sneak over to the window and try to peer out. I move my red velvet curtain out of the way. So slowly that I'm not even sure it's moving. There's nobody out there. I take a deep breath and open the door. My front lawn, illuminated by sunlight. Vacant. No sherrif. No courier. My head feels like a pile of shit. Time to get the day started.
Ask myself the same question I ask every time I wake up after a hard night's drink. Why. There are so many drugs available to me, so why drink. At the same time, it depresses me that I don't have a beer left over. If I did, I'd be drinking it already.
I sit down at the computer and it dawns on me. There's a bottle of cough syrup in the fridge. It's been in there for over a month. Waiting for me. I forgot about it.
My sweet dextromethorphan.
I grab the little blue box, and open it up. A third of a bottle. Not enough. Got to go down to the fucking pharmacy. I put on my headphones. They hold my hair in place. My crazy hair. When people say they have a mohawk, you imagine it being well manicured. I shaved the back of my head with an electric razor and no mirror. There is a tuft of long hair sticking out the top of my head. I don't brush it or wash it a lot of the time. I'm thirty years old and my hair isn't that thick. It looks fucking weird. Sticking out in different directions. I look like a fucking lunatic sometimes. Particularly when I'm stumbling down the street, drinking straight whiskey and singing at the top of my voice. Usually I cover up with a classy hat. Today, I couldn't be fucked; today, I blast "Disraeli Gears".
10:00 am
I sit down at the tram stop. Haven't changed my clothes for a couple of days now. Smell like a hobo again. There's this Asian chick beside me. Nice ass. Her jeans wrap around her cheeks. I realize I'm looking straight at her cunt. It's been too long. I'm becoming an animal.
The dextromethorphan allows me to witness my self loathing from an exterior perspective. I see myself, suffering. I see myself, staring into the denim canyon. Indifferent. I smoke a joint. The smoke is hard on my infected lungs. I cough up some phlegm, spitting it onto the road. The Asian girl with the nice ass, she thinks I'm disgusting. And maybe I am. So be it.
As I'm appproaching the pharmacy, I start to get into character. Start behaving like a normal person. Walking in a straight line. Normal. Straight. I take a deep breath. Glance idly at various products as I walk through the store. Got to be careful not to charge straight for the DXM products, like I know exactly where they are. Normal people don't buy cough syrup that frequently. And I look, and smell, like a fucking lunatic.
I'm not concerned about being seen as a junky. I should point that out. I don't give a fuck what the silly bitch behind the pharmacy counter, with her inch-thick makeup, thinks of me. I'd walk in a fucking pride parade for drugs if there was such a thing. When pharmacy staff ask me if I've had the medicine before, I'd love to tell them that I drink it on a semi-regular basis. I have no shame. The only reason I pretend is: I want the fucking drugs.
She says, "You had this before?"
I just look at her. And nod.
Miss the tram going back towards the city. Figure I might as well walk. It's only three stops. The sun is out today. I don't know why people chose to live in cold climates. It doesn't make sense to me. The winter is harsher every year, it seems. There are people in the world who live in horrible conditions. People whose houses burn down every three or four decades. They continually rebuild structures where structures should not be built. Earthquakes.
And the cold.
Melbourne is so cold when you're poor.
I guess maybe that's it. The older I get, the more independent I become. The less reliant I am on my family's considerable wealth. The winters aren't getting harsher. They're just getting more expensive. Life is difficult. I work hard and I suffer a lot. I often don't have much to eat, or much sleep. So I love the sun. It means so much to me. This sunny day.
I walk down the street drinking from my bottle of cough syrup. I can feel it, thick on my teeth. People give me strange looks; cough syrup bottles are clearly medicinal. They are not to be confused with soft drink bottles or beer bottles. They're designed this way. So, when you see someone walking down the street drinking from one, you know. Even if you aren't aware of the fact that there are inebriants available from pharmacies. You know. Everybody who sees me knows. That I'm taking some kind of semi-legal drug, blatantly.
It's a similar feeling to walking down the street with a bottle of whiskey against your lips; in both situations, I make an effort to exercise freedoms I believe we all deserve. These are my pride parades. Me, stumbling down the street.
Drunk.
High.
Dissociated.
And damn proud.
11:00 am
All three of my cats came up to me when I arrive back home. Each one from a different bush, or fence. As soon as I step foot on my property, they each make a small noise and begin their approach. Followed me into the backyard, where I twist my ankle and fall onto the concrete. I lay there for a while, with the numb pain in my leg and the sun on the back of my head. My cats, scurrying about around me. It's the first time I'd been outside for a prolonged period of time, in weeks; for no reason, just breathing the air and being warmed by the sun.
I move, and lie down underneath the clothesline. On the fresh cut grass. The green clothesline wire divides the sky into parallelograms. Blue and white parallelograms.
A cloud comic strip.
The earth feels amazing against my spine. Grass is better than any mattress. The contours of this beautiful planet lock together with my hunched shoulder blades like a jigsaw puzzle.
I close my eyes. The sun against my face.
1:00 pm
There's this weird feeling you get on dissociatives. It used to freak me out. Now I know what it is. There is no difference between my hair and my brain. Hair always seemed strange to me. It's dead. Your hair is dead. Some of your skin is dead, too. But it's still you. Constantly living and dying. The universe is comprised of my hair and my brain cells.
Upon writing this, I experience extreme euphoria. It is my first full-blown sensory Amanita flashback. You know that feeling when you suddenly remember a huge chunk of your dream in vivid detail? Most of the time I can't pinpoint the trigger. Same thing goes for flashbacks.
Ever since I started seriously dabbling in the Red mushroom, I've had these fragments of visions floating around in my head. Contemplating them, always. Sometimes I unravel hidden subconscious memories. Little flashbacks. But this. The Amanita euphoria. It comes back to me. Inifinite euphoria.
I feel like I'm on Amanita Muscaria now. I am twitching. I know what it is. The infinite euphoria. There is a mindset that is pure love. Everything is interchangable. All possibilities exist, thanks to infinity. This is why heaven exists. Heaven and hell are opposite walls in the infinite realm. The infinite euphoria. Heaven. It's a state of mind. I can travel between different versions of myself. I can conjure up depression. I can also conjure up extreme joy.
This is magic.
It is possible for me to settle into the version of myself that loves everything always and for ever.
Being happy is a decision, I am yet to make.
2:00 pm
My entire body is numb.
I eat 17 Datura Stramonium seeds.
There is very little information available regarding the combinative effects of dextromethorphan and datura.
I feel weird. Not sure how to describe it. None of the euphoria from earlier remains. I am distant. My brain is paying very little attention to the information being collected by my ears and eyes. I open a desk drawer and get out a bright blue whiteboard marker.
I write the word “DATURA” on my hand, in capital letters. I write it there to help me remember that I'm on a drug that causes you to forget. Just in case.
Lie down on the grass. The sun warm against my skin. The damp grass. The vast sky. My eyes are drawn to the sun. I look at it, just for a split second. It is magnificent. I close my eyes and curl up on the ground. The sound of the wind in the trees, screaming for the forest that was once here.
The sun is like infinity. We are so small compared to it. It is the constant. We are the variables.
My soul stretches out across time, unfolding itself towards infinity. I can hear the sound of hammers and cranes. Metal against metal against metal. Car engines. Tyres. Muffled voices. Birds. There is an enormous amount of light coming in through my left eyelid. I become paranoid that it is open slightly and that I'm staring directly at the sun. I walk inside. There are these burnt purple images of the sun floating around in my field of vision. I don't know if they're there because I'm hallucinating or because I was, indeed, looking at the sun.
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